Projects & Tools

My research is supported not only by traditional scholarship but also by digital tools that make the study of the New Testament more engaging and accessible. Along the way, I’ve built several resources to aid my own learning and to serve others who share an interest in Biblical Greek and early Christian thought.

Greek To Me

Greek To Me is an app I programmed to help learners master Ancient Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament. The app introduces vocabulary in small, manageable sets, uses spaced repetition to reinforce learning, and integrates practice sentences to deepen comprehension. Review words are mixed back into practice rounds to ensure long-term retention. This project began as a personal tool for my PhD work, but it has grown into a resource for anyone wanting to read Scripture in its original language.

Interactive Koine New Testament

I am also developing an Interactive Koine New Testament, which presents the Greek text alongside English translations in a way that allows readers to engage directly with the original language. By linking vocabulary, parsing tools, and translation aids, this resource makes it possible for students and curious readers to explore the text even without extensive background in Greek.

Future Projects

I am continually exploring new ways to bridge the gap between scholarship and accessibility. Whether through digital apps, interactive study tools, or classroom-ready resources, my goal is to make Biblical studies both academically rigorous and approachable for learners at every level.